This page contains links to a variety of data signals that have been specially recorded. Each file contains a standard test message (the quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dog) repeated twice. The files can help you learn the characteristic sound of various data modes but they can also be used to make sure your decoder is working. Just right-click on the link to save it to your computer.
Hi mike
I am unable to decide which bourns rotary encode to use as rs and farnells do not seem to mention detents?
Would it be possible to give me the rs or farnel part number of the right encoder.
All the ones I found say the step sequence. At24
Regards
Barrie kissack
G3mtd.
barrie@kissack.org.uk
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Is it possible to have a forum to save you trouble with queries like this.
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Hi Barrie,
Just had a look and the Farnell site I visited at Farnell has a huge range and they clearly say whether they have detents or not. I’ve shown a link below so you can select to your budget.
http://uk.farnell.com/w/c/sensors-transducers/encoders/incremental-encoders?no-of-channels=2channels&st=rotary+encoder&sort=P_PRICE
Regards,
Mike – G4WNC